Roig Arena Thrills with the Long-Awaited Return of Hijos de la Ruina
Natos, Waor, and Recycled J performed a two-and-a-half-hour concert covering the most iconic tracks of their joint career, as well as presenting songs from "Hijos de la Ruina Vol. 4".
Grecas made a surprise appearance to perform their new joint track "Blablacar" live for the first time alongside Natos and Waor; Hoke and Suite Soprano were also surprise guests.
Nearly 9,000 fans gathered tonight at the Roig Arena for the long-awaited reunion of Natos and Waor with Recycled J. Under the name Hijos de la Ruina, the three artists periodically come together to release new music and bring their collaborative project to the stage, as was the case tonight in Valencia.
For nearly two and a half hours, the trio reviewed some of the most iconic tracks of their shared career and performed live songs from their latest release, "Hijos de la Ruina Vol. 4".
The concert kicked off with "Otra vez" and "Bajo Zero", two of the tracks featured on this latest album, before making way for "Los niños del barrio", a song that honors their roots and pays tribute to those raised in humble environments without giving up hope for a better future. The setlist also allowed room for some of the most representative tracks from the artists' solo careers, such as "Piratas" and "Por ti" by Natos y Waor, or "Kilometrozero" and "Cabeza de ratón" by Recycled J. Shortly after, Hoke appeared as the first guest artist of the night to join in performing "Fabergé" and "Budokai".
Grecas Appears to Present “Blablacar”
The biggest surprise of the night came midway through the show when Grecas took the stage alongside Natos and Waor to perform "Blablacar", the new track the three artists released just a week ago. Among the most celebrated moments of the night were "Speed", "A la tumba", and "Carretera", three songs reflecting core themes of the project: from the fast pace of success to reflections on the passage of time, friendship, and personal legacy.
The segment featuring "Casanova", "Roto por dentro", "Más Alcohol", and "Oveja Negra" received an especially loud ovation, though other classics from their repertoire like "Sudores fríos" were not missed. For the final collaboration, the duo Suite Soprano stepped onto the stage to sing "Nada ha cambiado" alongside the stars of the night.
For the grand finale, the artists saved two of the most recognizable tracks from their respective careers: "Bambino" by Recycled J, and "Cicatrices" by Natos y Waor. The performance drew to a close with "Madriz", wrapping up in style a night in which Valencia surrendered to one of the most influential projects in Spanish rap.